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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 5 (1888) (1888)

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c water effect of one shot how he ought to lay the gun for the ported article. Of the larger, orso-called cannon crack- and fuel feed, requiring no attention at any time, ad- next. The feeling among artillerists, however, seems ers, great numbers are made and sold here, and no one mirably adapt it… … lighting, it would require the engine and machinery from 7 to 35 such flashes to are fitted to each boat by keep one incandescent lamp alight for an hour. lery arm. As to handling them in the future, it is trained and experienced workmen. The United States supervising inspectors of steam vessels…

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